If it is said that Qin died in strict punishment and strict law, then the law of the Qin Dynasty is unified, why didn't the old Qin people oppose Qin?
Qin Shi Huang unified China and established a feudal autocratic centralized multi-ethnic unified state, which had a profound impact on Chinese history. However, in order to highlight the legitimacy of the Han dynasty and maintain the ruling order, some historians and literati exaggerated the evils of Qin government and Qin law, resulting in Qin Shi Huang being smeared as a tyrant. As a matter of fact, Qin practiced the county system, the rule of law, and implemented the policy of having the same text, the same track, the same currency, and the same system of weights and measures, which had a positive impact on China's society, economy, legal system, and culture. At the same time, Qin Shi Huang's book burning did not involve all books, and there are still many "forbidden books" circulating among the people, and the Afang Palace has not been built. Historian Duan Qingbo believes that the story of "burning books and pit Confucianism" was not popular in the early Han Dynasty, and it was those demagogic warlocks who were killed, not Confucianism.
